La Grande evening observer., August 06, 1928, Image 1

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VOLUME XXVI
MKMIIKIi ASSOCIATKU l'ltliSS
LA GRANDE, -OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST (, 15)28
MKMUKlt AKSOCIATEI) I'ltlCSH
NUMBER 303
GEOR
'ATALLY
a
PARRY
SHOT
ED FALLOWS
1 1JU
Coroner F. L. Ralston An
nounces Inquest Will lie
Tomorrow Night
FIVE BULLETS HIT
BODY OF BARBER
Death Occurred Shortly
a r, tt m rn 1 ,
Alter ne was iaKen 10
1-Irtcnit-siI V'lllnu-c Mav
bland lrial.
(Jeotge Parry, Crumlc barber,
was latslly shot in the t.a Grande
Hurhcr shop dm Ada ins avenue
shortly heron 11:30 o'clock this
morning, five .'22 calJher bullets
penetrating his right arn ami
Ouuy. lie was i.nu.euu.ie, "'-, M,Si KjvhlK M.orl. anJ p0'nlH fol
pi to the ho.spital hut died ahoiitjlovv. (. , l.arison. 17, So'.
12 o'clock. IrimrlcM lltrks, 22, tilt; 1 r. It. 1
Iiiiiiiejiat-iy alter tiie snooting
KtMie Fallows. St, went to tin po
lice station ii ml purnnl'T. freely
admitting that he nhot Mr. Tarry,
lie turned ovt-r 11 seven-shot target
revolver to the officers.
Interviewed few moments lat
er hy an observer reporter, the prl-
cunrr said Utile, preierrmg 10 re
serve his story until after talking
w it li It is attorney.
Paler, when news was received
that Mr. Parry had dkd. Fallows
expressed sorrow, declaring that he
didn't Intend to kill him.
Iiiqiic-t Tomorrow Nig. hi
H. Dlxuii has been engaged an
his ai to rimy and no court action
Mill he I a K (til until tomorrow , aw
Mr, Otxon Is engaged . today In u
case In circuit court.
Coroner 1- I.. I!m',v.-i;, announced
thai an hmue.st would h..- held ai
Snod ijrasM .iiiinieruian
inon u-
arv tomorrow night
ahoilt 7: 15
o'clock.
After surtBudeiiiig and being
rloseled will! his attorney, Kl
olws was turnwl over to Sheriff
.levve Iti-eshcMIK who took 111 III tO
the. county jnil. K' lon' he left he
nsked officers lit purchase him
Home cigarels, tfcange.s and apples.
I 'allows la I nt
-Viilliiws' demeanor was culm al
'tliongh he was Upset h' ll he re-rei-d
the new.s thai Mr. Parry
liatl died. His mother, who saw
him at the polict slatlon. was over
coin.' with grief and he attempted
to oict her wilh reassurances.
I'm Hows has been ma rrb-d for
Mtnie time, officers expect him to
stand trial, believing that he will
not pb ad Kuilty before the court.
According to Fallow's story, told
to Ihe police, hi- Weill to the bar
le r shop and shot 1'arry. lie said
no words were evchallgid between
them 1 hen. Then he went directly
to the pidiee station and surnend-
ere.l.
Mr. I'arry has been In business
In I. a (i mude tor several years and
leaves a wife and five children to
mourn his loss. His family return
ed Friday from a visit with rela
tives ami friends in Southern Ore
gon. WOMAN FIGHTS
MICE, RATS AS
HER LJFEWORK
Mis. Ann Mn
looiil h. Va., one
the I'nited Stat,
in an extensive
Wright, of I'orts
of thife women in
t w ho tre engaging
campaign against
ruts and mice, arrived In l.a Grande
today and will be here lor the re
mainder of the week conducting a
drive gal 11.1l these pests.
Miss Wright recommends bar
ium cnrboiial". a drug which can
be purchased at any drug sttm.
as the weapon to rid the city of
rodents. She declares. how ever,
that she doesn't expect to find any
rati In l.a Grande although I'm
dhlou has them. 1 laker, too. is free
from rats.
"Itiit then- are mice and I intend
to conduct u camp.ilgn against
them In this dt y as wd! as In sur
rounding low ns." Miss Wright said.
She Is working under the endorse
ment or Ihed'llited States public
health Service.
She Intends to spend her time
Msltiug business plat es, bono s. etc..
carrying on lor w 01 k against the
long-time em mirs of tin- fairer
w i:.vrin:tt th v
T , "o a. in. 1-3 above.
1mi p. ni.-Si above.
Condition Partly cloudy.
W IM III H VCM I JtnW
Mavimiint 8- at-ove. nilutnntm
M alM.Ve.
t 'ottdit ion Part I- ebudy.
w i rn i: M b. e. hpjt
M.-(imum I above, minimum
above.
t 'omlitioii i.itai.
La Grande Golf
Team Is Second
In Tournament
Walla Walla Wins Inland j
Empire Event Baker j
Third and Pendleton Is ;
Fourth.
( Twelve golTers firjn the Pa,
I Ci ramie country club dkiinguished
! themselves yesterday when they
wuii second place in, this important :
Walla Walla golf tournament Sat
unlay and Sniuiav In which I iv
cities look pari.- Walla Walla won I
iirsi pi act.- wiui j 1 u 1 v points. 1.11
(irande second with yiti'A, linker
" ''T"1
'Willi iilitl Pewlsto
ton fourth
Iston fifth with
'A.
The tg'iniumeiu is one of out-
miding In the Miction ropresenfed
because it li rins tog thcr the
I rrrum of golfers from tin; five.
tellies In keen competition marked
I )y unusually fine playing. It l.s
J t lit- one or it h kind lor the year.
I A total of :: holes, IS on each
du . w as play ( . H, Key nobis
w ith a total score oT PI l scored : 1
I points for J.a (irande. Other ro-
Murphy. UK. 74;, iVrklns.
1X3. 7t;i: S. I . Crowe. 1 XU, Ho
lt. J. Campbell. IKS. 7!H: Is. V.
Frees. IM, 7.'; C. M. Ituhnenkamp.
.' v-'i' ' -r ' x A-i
fell, i!:i 7Mt,
A number of wives accompanied
Ihe golfers. They were pleasantly
entertained in Walla Walla.
Last Episcopal
Summer Service
Held Yesterday
l,ay readers conducted the morn
ing services at St. I'etcr's Kplscopal
church yesterday, tho session prov
ing of more than, usual interest.
The similiter vacat ion period bt
gins wlih this service closed.
About 4u members of the Light
house Gospel mission went lo J laker
yesterday for the dedication uf the
new 1 0.0011 church 1 here. They
attended Sunday, school and the
morning service and were guests at
a haskei dinner at 11001I. At 3 p.
m. 1 he dedication service were
held, the group returning to I. a
Grande In time for the even i tic
wr vices. i:atiyellst Yaldez, of
southern California, was at llaker.
where he Is opening revival nicei
ings. The new church is of pale
re it si ticeo and is Ml ill on a
htiir-'alow style.
' M isses Graf e and I Jess f lei be I j
sang during t lie morning ser ice
at the Ittiptist chinch and it was(
a it no ti need t ha! a special llKlHcu
program Is being arranged for next j
Sunday night
La Grande Men In
Auto Accident
In a minor automobile accident
In Walla Walla yesterday evening
about (('dock tlftee I. a Grande
men. S. I . Ciowe. .John Tescn a nd
Charles lllcks escaped any Injury
more serious than painful bruises,
though the car. belonging lo Mr.
I licks was badly damaged. The
machine whs hit by another car ul
.mi iniei.-rcl H'M and w as turned
oer. The three men lelurned lo
Pendleton by stage and were met
t here by Hill 'row e. -M r. t Vow e's
son. They hud been participating
in the Inter-cii y golf tournament
on (he Wal'a Walla course.
Water Case Opens
In Circuit Court
With Judge J. W. Knowhs pre
siding, the lawsuit of the Caldwdl
I dt h company of 'ove vs. Khea
I.uper. state engineer, and J. A.
Willis, water master, opt ned in cir
cuit court this morning. . A. nod
gin is altorm y for the plaintiff and
Fred Kershaw, of Salem, for the
defense. The u"estton involved in
the case has to do with whether
the company water should be dis
tribute d according to tin; acreage
of the stockholders or according to
the shares of the stockholders.
A'. P. Picnic Held
At River aid Park
Mole (hall
1 Knights of Py
ramllies enjoyed a
jlhias alMl the
! pif'tliC al Hie
dt
park y Mel day.
The p)e, tie dime
l::'i o'clock and
a jdea sa nt soda I
w hlch the ehtldre
Was spread i
as followed I
ternoon during
enjoyed gam i
Or. II. W. Piley was
the alfair and Klmcr
Claude I.. Perry Were
tlle coinjuiltee.
bail man of
Pose and
ith him on i
t'l ,MI l Ml AKtl
Mi:.CO tii'V. Aug
IMspatf lies from Pim iop.-
.i xaca. s-il.l t hat tow n
' striyed in part at noon
P) ' !
state ot
as
ial in day
1 by the most lolent c
rtvor!ed there
rtht;uukc ever j
EAST NORMAL
SITE STAKED
BY ENGINEER
Contracting Company Is
Expected to Start Work
Within a rew Days
LARGE AMOUNT OF
DIRT TO BE MOVED
Architect and Contractor
Visit City Saturday
Blue Prints of Building
Here.
Slatting of Work on the construc
tion of I he Fa! erri Oregon Nor
mal school in l.ti Grande will comn
within the next few days, accord-;
ing to the contracting company, the
No it hw est i "onst ruction company,
of Medt ord, w ho a.i repi ctient cd
here Saturday by Mr. Olson.
In coinpuny with Architect
llennes. of I'oii and. and City Kn
Xineer Mc''lain. of l.a (irande, the
site vu8 viewed Saturday- and the
cngine.-r Mtukcd off the building.
The Imuedlale work will be In
taking off about an acre or more of
dht to a depth of three lo three
and a half feet In order to reach
the established grade. Then from
thai point the eca ulloti for the
basement will begin.
11)0-Day ( out rati
Mr. ISennes and Mr. Olson left
l.a Grande later Saturday ulternoolt
bill the latter Is expected to return
shoitly lo go ahead with the work.
II company's con trad tails for u
completed building within t'JU days,
ll Is reported here.
Itlue prints oi X.sv. :inildllig are
now at the city office and from the.
front elevation plan, II is learned
1 1 hut -the building will be - fed
!iu IcitKih and the central portion
'will be about SH foct deep. Thy twoj
ends will he approximately Co fed
j .,, unit. 1. I-rout the established j
grade lo the top of the building;
.Hi lie about uU or Jnote tctt in
heiL'ht.
l.lligc A-M-iMhly UtMilil
The plans show thai tho assem
bly room, which will he on the sec
ond floor, will be so by 7T. led
and will contain a stage UN by 1 "
feet.
The structure will have an arch
ed enlraitce. facing Ninth sli eel,
and windows on h" second flooi
of the central portion will ulso be
arched. The roof will In- of tile
ml the exterior of the building of
1 an
vv H u,.,
city .Mana
er W. C. Crews stated
(Continued on Page ')
LA GRANDE VETS
RETURN TO HOMES
Ray Williams Brings the'
Drum Major Cup rrom
Legion Convention
Minus a idory In Ihe state
drum corps contest hut plus a
championship drum major and an
o-live participation In all fields of
t he con vein Ion I ho A merh an
Legion drum cro ps and delega! cs
returned home 011 train No. -'i t 111-;
morning from Medfoid. where they
attended the state meet,
"Kvervone had 11 wonderful
time," described members of the.
loea I post today. In addition to j
the i.a Grande delegates, uhoui 3i j
in all, there were I -I from Knter
prise on the train. A few of the'
l-i Grande men will return later,
this week by car. I,a Grande men
were aetie in the luidlie.s affairs
of the convention and a number of!
t hem received important commit -
tee. appointments w hb h w ere an
nounced in Saturday's Observer. j
Mighty proud of thdr drum
major Kiiymoml it. Williams and,
his huge cup is the drum corps
today, .feeling that in biking the'
highest individual honor Mr. Wll-I
ion proved himself a major of
e.eepiiou.il ability as all the bad
Oregon And Idaho
Favor Of a
pi'PTI.ANP. Ore. Aug, Ct (MM
- Livestock development of South
western Idaho has been hindered
been use of hick of dependaljje inar-
kets. aii'l the onlv h
allroa'l
const ruction that will provide
letter outhi. .lohii Sttie,.(l. of l abl-M-ll,
tjeclared at up Interstate com
inerce ctdi-miHsion hearing here lo
day on a irop(ve crui-x-stale rail
roH'I in ( ireuon.
i 'n,e Oregon public mci v Ice cilll.
de-jtniHslon has petition d for const rac
i lion uf nodi a tiiilroad to open nil
undeveloped
regions of Central
RELAY TEAMS
WIN SUNDAY
IN OLYMPICS
Track and Field Meet
Ends with Uncle Sam
Winner by 71 Points
AMERICANS GET
POINT TOTAL, 173
Joie Ray Fifth in Mara
thon Martha Norelius,
New York, Wins 400-
" Meter Swim.
AMSTKKDAM, Aug. ti (AP) -liespite
Him worst scries of ed
backs they have suffered on any
Olympic track, l ulled Stales ath
letes explored track and field team
honors In the ninth Olympiad for
the ninth successK time.
Americans, chiefly been list of
their tremendous strength in tho
field, totaled 1 73 points lor 1 -events.
The first Olympic women's track
and field championship goes to
Canada, whose girls captured the
last two of five events in record
breaking fashion to beat the Pulled
Stales.
The Olympic records were shat
tered in l of events, four world
marks were made and two world's
records equalled.
Iteliiy TeaiM Wins
i;i Ouafl, "H, e.x-dispatch hearer
in Ihe French Moroccan army,
now working In Paris, won the
marathon Sunday. Joie llay placed
fifth. Ouafi's lime was - hour
32 minutes ami 57 seconds.
The American swt.pt the men's
relays, beating strong German riv
als twice as Ihe Yankee -liiO-meier
relay runners t led the world's
marjk of -11 seconds, flat and the
t! 00 -meter quartet lowered the
record from 3 minutes It: seconds
tn 3: 1.1 I-"'. The 4ao-uie!cr team
consisted of Frank Wykoff. Jimmy
(Juliin. Charley Horah and I lenry
liussell, . American representatives
in. the 1 tiOli-uietcr relay were
George Pa lt d. Fred A Idermaii,
Pud Spencer a ltd Pay P.arhtltl.
Final points and chalmpons fol
hw :
Pnlted States. 173; Flubnid, I ':
Great Itiitaln. -Pi: Sweden, 4 l :
Germany, II: Canada. 3; France.
L'7: Japan. IH; South Africa, 1 I;
Ireland, I U ; Norway, 7; II ungary.
5: Haiti, 5: Chill. Paly, A: Phil
ippines. 1; Switzerland, 3. and Hol
land. 1.
Olympic track and field cham
pions: Track
loo Meters Percy Williams.
Canada. .
Lint Meters Percy Williams,
Canada.
4IMI Meters Pay Palblltl, I'uiled
Slates.
Mm ' MhIoim Douglas I. owe.
Great Pritaiu.
I rdl't Meters Harry l-irvu. Fin
land. .
,".HM0 '.Meters Willie Pilota, Fin
land. 10.0'Mi Meters Paavo Nurml,
Finla nd,
1 10-Meter Hurdles- -S. J. Atkin
son, Soul h Africa,
(Continued on Pago f.
Iivans, Slotting
Buy liarber Shop
V ,
l.ou lAiJtis aiol Williiim Shilling,
both well known la Grande bar
bers, thi.t" morning announced the
purchase of Ihe Poyal bather shop,
of which they took Immediate pos
session today. Mr. Kvans has been
111 the hill her Shop bllsllteHs here
for sotin time ii ii has for (lie last
five years been employed by lien
Noyes. Iloth men hae acquired f.
Iaig- fullowlng hi Cm lr woik Olid
It ie very encoillageil altotit the
prospecl.s for building up a fine
bu.siness. The Khuji Is huge alii
is a modern and altiaciive one and
they will kalsomilie and r novate
H soon. "tt't. intend to l.p it
model n and up wilh the tint's in
fervlce a.id (iiitpiiM'iii." iid M r.J
i;ans and Mr. Slolling Hum morn-
Men Testify In
Cross - State Railroad
I 'rod nee rn f ii n no a f ford to ship
Cattle It San T'lamiseo over lh
present rail route. Mr. Siueed said,
In lilpuicnts of l.Mif t mib-s
hrlnl;age in weight and quality de
siroys a great ileal of l.ln value of
Ihe mock. Feed bills mount high.
At pri st nt Portland am) S'altle
nte ihe only mark-is within rea
sonable distance, he CMllttn'od.
Tlo y (in) eonxniue only a'J or 'io
carbia'ls h day.
Mr. Hlio i il gave statistics to sup
port his arguments. The proposed
cioiMHi-stute cutoff, he said, would
V.-yn'.lmtej on P-.g
! HERE'S NEW FLIVVER
I
v k . . m& 1 . v . . i ' ft . ; i
-
p
The sinnlh'si di.iglhh cicr built, less than -10 feet long, rcii'nll.v
tniith a 4eolld iiial Highi al Wright I'hdd. la,(ou, Ohlti, anil whs
pnaiaimcd a miuini by army ami d illan cnginHis. A ftmr
( jlmtlcr motore( Ic engine iroMds I hi emit, vhlch weight 70l
pounds mill canic- a haul of the sniiio weight
Anti-Smith Row i
Breaks Out In j
Texas Meetings
OA Ul. AH. Ti
,llg. U (AP) -
I The auli-Sml"i nw has broken out
in Ktate circles umtin with Indica
! lions that the, showdown tor those
I who appose the pi eKlfh fit ii I cail''1
I dacv of the New Yol k governor
j will coii:e at Ihe date democratic
leotivenlion here Sept. 11.
I The threat of a parly split,
which has Ha red and simmered
since I he I lou-d on eon eul ton, as
sumed im porta nee again Sal ut day
w hen harmony did not prevail in
con uly conventions in t he state's
three most thickly populated coun
ties. Oallas, Harris and Tairant,
Opposing stale convention dele
gations, one favoring endorsement
of the ticket from tho piesident
flown, Ihe tit her asserting the right
or the individual democrat to fol
low lib conscience, wen- named In
these counties. This, threw even
tual settlement of Hie ts:oi.- upon
the credentials commit 1 1 e 4" t In
state democrat h; convent Ion.
The chier l.anagi or a day of
conventions was" laid dowu at the
scene of Governor Allied I).
Smith's nomination, when faction
al differences ulmn-iled in a lof
fight which piedptlaled a riot tall
to quiet the I''" men and women
delegates-.
wrho outburst came :.cn W, W.
Smith Jr.. a SmtUi man, and Aldn
S. Moody, tin a ul i Sunt h leader,
spurr-l by, difference:; of opinion
r.'gar.UnK the presidential nominee,
engaged In personalities. Th
ll:
was passfil w In II eaiii
-d the
ot her td pf
vious membership In
Hi.' klan.
The Smith ...-n,' dominated,
nut a lexnlulioii ph-dgdig support
down the line from "pnsldeiit lo
constable" wasshot through.
, ate-1 eKchailges til
licilked Hie gatherings at
(Dallas coiiuly) and lorth
(T.irraiit. couniyl.
wonlH
I -alias
Worth
Re-Appoint Lyle
As Prohi Chief ;
Of Two States
WASHINGTON. An;:. '1 'A''l !
Three a ting prohlloiloii adii.ims. j
ttntois wire aiqedol'd lo the po
sitions they now hold lodey by,
Sej m oil r l.ovs m i ii, ai t i n se i a i y J
of treasury. The.' are; Poy
Pyle of Seattle, f..r Washington
and Oregon; Siguidt P. Vile, Si . j
kola. Wisconsin "I'd Mit.lie:.,,!,i, j
and Sam S. Haley. St. Pools. or
Missouri and Arkansas. j
Jirookharl Sides
Willi Mr. Hoover
I'i:s ,p INKS, h.wa. Aug.
(AP-- I hiring himself In lull
neeoHl with 1 b 1 bei'f Hoover a nd
eoimlemnlng Oeotge X. Peek of
Mfdlne. PI., chairman of Ihe com
mittee of for MippMrlliig Ihe
candidacy of t iovt-ritor Aitrt 'l '..
Smith. I'nited Stales Senator Smilh
W. Prookharl of Iowa, ye-terd-.y
sent atl ope a let 1 ir t o Juiin I-;.
Ilrenner of Maplflou. low a. lu ati-
wei to M ottona count y fa rmers
unlonV ref tjsa Is to per ml I Sena tor
Prookbni u --l.tij '-it g'!e' nf
i
, it
liSMW ; t :
, ' '
MORE EVIDENCE
FACING BEITZEL
Los Angeles .Authorities
Weaving Net of Circum
stances Around Him
' A.NGKM-:. Must C fAPJ
The return of the murderer to the
scene of his crime -a favorite
theme of fiction -was enacted In
leal life. In the opinion of police, h
week after the body of Miss llar
bara Manger wiih hurled more
than a month ago Into a canyon In
the hills above Hollywood, where,
It was found.
Kussdl St. Clair Ibitxcl, w ho
brought Parbai a Mu tiger from
Philadelphia, lived wit h her
wed In Hollywood and now Is ac
cused of her murder, was Identi
fied yesterday as a man who n
week after (Im staying, was taken
by a taxi driver to within a hun
dred yards of the body's rocky
resting plat e.
P. T, liefb'll. Hie laxl driver, told
police thai tut the day which they
f- iy Peltzi 1 chose to fullfll the age
old adage of ihe murderer ami the
place of his crime, a man slopped
him in downtown Los Angeles ami
asked him In lake liiifi to the hills
to see how his "liquor plant" was
getting along. . Ha said I ha I this
man. w lioin be identified as Pelt
.e despite Pelly.el's denials of eve'
having seen him before, left the
cab with a pneliugfr smelling like
creosote, but returned without It,
Then be says. lie asked to he
driven "any damned place, but get
out of here" after capping Ihe cli
max of his revisit of the lonely
qo Ii
..alv t
l-.ped
i Wife
'An
illy embalming ihe
girt , with w hoin he
Philadelphia leaving
f the
from
ami two children. '
liny limls ( art ridges
1 1 -year-old hoy yesterday
gave poll'.e a box of cartridges of
the saute caliber us the pU'ol found
in peiiz. I's office tli-MlA
The boy said he had found them
at a spot near that where the body
was found.
The box bore the name of Ihe
store w hit h on ht-- own testimony
old Peil.' l some shells for "target
piaetiec." There were PI Hindis In
I he bo.
(in
la !
tOWe
I ucflay dot fcet Ives foil lid U
h lire pi si td wra pped In n
Pcllcr
desk at his oT
hrought tti the
vicinity of the
tMillhre required
flee,
polio
eri me
The shells
from Die
are of the
I-
hd weapon.
..h
aSe
.ted
(Continued on l'nge
D1RKCT0R LORD
CONFERS WITH
MIL COOLIDGE
Sf Pii-:iiop, WW.. Aug. 0 (AP)
An itit nsive xtudy wilh Oetleiai lb
St. i.fod, .!lr: :!;; of "'e budifel tif
pielhiihia i y budget rNl imate for the
fi-eal year ri:i'i, ecltfised on Presi
dent Coollige'M program loday most
of the I idling and outdoor life to
which be has devoted mod of his
time hIuci his arrival tn .Wiscon-
Mlll.
The chb f f-fcciillvc had made
piepat-ttloliM lo wdconti to Cedar
Uitiml lodgf- Hie dtredm f Hie
bndg' t when he urilvofj tut an early
inmiibig train.
A Wtdto Hnuse car hiih orderel
to the station to lake Oeiieral l.old
lo t he fxeeuti e I rild IK (. Jl'lMM.--dhiieiy
o;i iirrlvifr.
Hoover Planning
ll IllllllllUllI V
Drive For Votes
Republican Nominee Does
Not Expect to Spend
Time on Attacking Op
position. STAN FOll l I'NIVF.PSITY. ('ul.,
Aug. 8 AP Herbert Hoover
gave his it ll en Hon today to the
larr questions uf policy which
will come up for (UkcuksIou and
decision at conferences ho is to
hold ut Ills home hero with parly
leu d era Iinmedhttdy before and ut
ter tho notification ceremonies ut
HI tin ford University stadium next
Saturday.
Thoso who tiro in the confidence
of ttio republican presidential can
didate me authority for tho pre
diction that so far as Hoover him
self is concerned his speeches will
be devoted to an exposition of his
own policies und tho relationship
of government in the many econ
omic und commercial problems
now present or soon to arise.
PI ails ii (I Attack
To put It lu another form, Htey
nssert that his firm conviction is
that the sort of campaign in which
tin; people, aro Interested Is nil uf
flrinatlvo one with tint presenta
tion of constructive plauft for tho
future rather than one devotnd
largely to auueks upon tho opposi
tion. .
Plans" for carrying tin such a
fight in the time Intervening betoro
tho general election on November
( alreudy huvo been the subject of
conferences the. nomineo has had
with leaders. These will bo further
outlined nt his meetings bore with
Chairman Hubert Work of tho re
publican national coin mil tee und
others who uro controlling the in
tegral parts of tho vast organiza
tion being built tip for thu buttle
uheud.
il. O. 1, Loader Coining
lr. Work Is lo ariivo hero next
Prhluy and remain over until Auk
usl j:i. Senator George H, Mosi-h
of Now Hiiinp-shlro, chairman of
I ho notiricittloij ,1-ommll.tee will ur
rlvo Th ursday bill I ho van -gila i fl
of national comiuiiteeiiien and
committed women will reach Pah
Alto even before that time.
Hoover bus in mind now lo make
no extended journeys over tho
country during iho campaign and
if he has his way ho will h'avn
Wash I tig ton only three or four
limes for short trips lo tho cast
and some uf the border states. Ho
will make u visit to tho turbulent
coin belt on his way hack to lh
national capital on Attgiixi a I.
speaking at his birthplace ut W'esl
Prune h.
To Touch on I-'urm, Problem
Jlo will deal largely with tho
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I Polish Airmen
Are Rescued By
German Steamer
PISPO.N. Voitugal. Aug. fi (AP)
Major K a si mlr K ubabt said to
day (hat a broken pipeline forced
hint ami his companion. Major
l.otlis M.lkowdd to pirn back, al!
r-r they had flown ' I or the :
lioiiiH which they estluuit'-d It
would tulie to fly from Paris In
New York.
The lib men we rn rescued v. hilt
found in the sea near the wreck
age ot thdr plane, tho Mars.alek
PilsU'lsUI, by the (leiutail steamer
Sa in oh Sat in ilay and lu 'i light to
l,clcoes. near Oporto. ( m boa id
the ship, Ktigala slipped and P-H,
culling his forearm on broken
glass.
j Kubata, Inlervhuvcd in the Op. tr
io mlllbiry'hOMpital, salt) Unit after
they had flown 1 1 bonis the lube
feeding the oil xlnppfd working.
The airmen t bought it w on hi be
I Imptissible lo continue flight and
decided to tdtirii.
W hen t hey were 7" lltib -t o '
I Cape Flnlstcrre, Western in o.-t point
or Si, air,, they ntrtiecfl al d II tonal
laniage. This caused the plane to
capisl.c and the heavy ro-MqiiiplaU'
i plunged into the ca near the Sa
j mors. The vdngs biohe and the
phi ne vv as damaged in ot her n--
Speft.
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, mci," Hai'l Kubal.i.
If
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I wii i d t he S.i Kmc
1 eiieil us am then took t
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pi:-n" in
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; In t ho uir."
j The ninto n pbin lo b-a e
I Paris with their plane on We. In
ilny.
II unhand and Wife
Victims Of River
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TRAIN WRECK
IN MID-WEST
KILLS MANY
Early Estimates of Loss
of Life Range from
Five Upwards
ABOUT 200 HURT,
SOME SERIOUSLY
Two Illinois Central
Trains Derailed About a
Mile North of Mounds,
111., This Morning.
MOPNOS. 111.. Aug. fi (Al'l-Al,
least five persons wero killed, ami
approximately -HO injured early
today when southbound passenger
irafu No. 3 sideswlped northbound
train No. 16 near here. Senrch con
tinued for throe additional bodies
believed to be in one of the. over-
turned couches,
Itelween Ho und 80 Injured wero
taken to hospitals ut Cairo. Homo
of these wor in u critical condi
tion. CIHCAUO, Aug. 6 (Al1)-Nino
persons w ere hilled and 1 - seri
ously injured In u double- derail
ment of two Illinois Central rull
roatl trains about a mile north ot
Mounds, HI., at 3:10 n.--m. today.
U statement Issued ut the offices of
the general superintendent of th
road, said today.
"Train No. Hi, the Piilcushaw,
northbound between Memphis nnd
St. lam Is in charge of Conductor
Whulln ami Kngiiiet-r Abel, struck
a east Iron pipe 24 Inches in dia
meter by i feet in length- thu
statement, snld. The piunHlrucic
the south truck und threw it out
just its the No. 3, Chleugo-Now Or
Icuns limited in charge of Conduc
tor Header uml Kngineixi IJunKc,
passed.
"The engine and ten curs of No.
.1 derailed. The derailed' 'earn
struck the Chlcushuw wiilto It wiirt
standing still, rcsulllng in derail
ment of seven curs.
"Nine pusHi-tigers. on No. 3 wero
killed. Twelve pUHpettgerH nu both
trains were seriously Injured,
"Itellef Iraius Weii dispatched to
Mounds f roin turbumlulo and
i 'ali o, iii." , . . '
OSWI I.M t.lltP blt(lVM;p
P ltTLAN 1 , t)reM Aug. ti (AP
Puddling out J00 feet into thu
Columbia river witN u putr of
water wings yesterday, Artie Plod
gett, 17, isank into the HWlft cur
rent when the wing slipped off.
jaud she was drowned. Jtor horn'i
was ui iswego.
kii,i,i:d mv hokst;
HAUllISmipd, On-. Aug.. fi
( A P) - 'l a king ii rtde on a horsi
which his father hud bought fot
him, Thomas Mrlston. 13, was kilt
ed Saturday night when tho horso
reared und fell on hllu.
armTckle1s
facing suit
for divorce
I .OS ANC.KPKH." Aug. 4 (API -I
ior Is 1 lea n, screen actress, today
riled suit for divorce against pos
( oo A r buckle, one-1 line famouii
film couicflian," lu which she Je
sciibe.J in detail uu alleged "wild
truly" lu Hollywood at which Ar
bucUle became lntoxicale and
sought lo forcibly "make love" to
women guests. The complaint
charged that A rb tickle was "vi
cious, cruel, morose und nagging."
in phtuifM since In was utquitl'-d
of responsibility for the 'bath at
a u al'eged hotel party in San
Fiandscu of Vhginiti ltappt film
at treats, mute than t.veti years agti.
Arbuckle, who has mt appealed
va accused by the actress of con
tinually "cursing and abits ng" her.
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